Release of Aravis 0.1.2

[Emmanuel Pacaud-2]

Hi,

I've just released the third unstable version of Aravis, a LGPLv2+ gobject
based library for the acquisition of digital camera video streams.

http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/aravis/0.1/
http://blogs.gnome.org/emmanuel/category/aravis/

It includes:

      * Support for gigabit ethernet cameras
      * Support for a large subset of the Genicam interface
      * A simple API for easy camera control
      * A work-in-progress documentation
      * A simple gstreamer source element
      * Gobject-introspection support
      * An ethernet camera simulator

The changes since the last release are:

  * Add exposure and gain settings to the gstreamer source element
  * fix exposure setting in ArvCamera for Basler cameras
  * gather running statistics for the GV devices
  * fix GV stream fixed buffer size
  * add a new arv-show-devices utility
  * make API more consistent with the Genicam standard

As Aravis don’t have a bug report facility yet (it should happen soon,
hopefully on bugzilla.gnome.org), please report any bug to
me using this address: emmanuel at gnome org.

Emmanuel.



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[Josh Doe]

Great, I'm glad to see development is coming along on this project. We have a number of GigE Vision cameras that we'd like to use once we get our application (based on GStreamer of course) up and running.

Thanks for your work!
-Josh

On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 10:22 AM, Emmanuel Pacaud <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi,

I've just released the third unstable version of Aravis, a LGPLv2+ gobject
based library for the acquisition of digital camera video streams.

http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/aravis/0.1/
http://blogs.gnome.org/emmanuel/category/aravis/

It includes:

     * Support for gigabit ethernet cameras
     * Support for a large subset of the Genicam interface
     * A simple API for easy camera control
     * A work-in-progress documentation
     * A simple gstreamer source element
     * Gobject-introspection support
     * An ethernet camera simulator

The changes since the last release are:

 * Add exposure and gain settings to the gstreamer source element
 * fix exposure setting in ArvCamera for Basler cameras
 * gather running statistics for the GV devices
 * fix GV stream fixed buffer size
 * add a new arv-show-devices utility
 * make API more consistent with the Genicam standard

As Aravis don’t have a bug report facility yet (it should happen soon,
hopefully on bugzilla.gnome.org), please report any bug to
me using this address: emmanuel at gnome org.

Emmanuel.



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